allenh":1jravfd5 said:Nothing wrong with that work, I'd be more than happy with that
Parcel of rusty stuff in my garage on its way to you soon I fancy.
Jamiedyer":1jravfd5 said:Fantastic job on those forks.
This is looking very upmarket so far
Jamie
Peachy!":q3hhbajx said:allenh":q3hhbajx said:Nothing wrong with that work, I'd be more than happy with that
Parcel of rusty stuff in my garage on its way to you soon I fancy.
Yes, very happy, nice guys as well... small outfit with plenty of bicycle bits & frames etc being worked on when I popped in.
These forks would have been £90 posted inc VAT (I of course did a deal for cash on collection :xmas-wink: )
Rothchild":2lj70svh said:Peachy!":2lj70svh said:allenh":2lj70svh said:Nothing wrong with that work, I'd be more than happy with that
Parcel of rusty stuff in my garage on its way to you soon I fancy.
Yes, very happy, nice guys as well... small outfit with plenty of bicycle bits & frames etc being worked on when I popped in.
These forks would have been £90 posted inc VAT (I of course did a deal for cash on collection :xmas-wink: )
Really useful to know.
What sort of prep to you have to do to stuff to make it ready for a firm like this to take it in? I'm looking at a seatpost and stem that's got the chrome corroded off the top halves of each, would I need to do some stripping / prep to them, or do they take care of prepping surfaces etc?
Peachy!":1inpz2ej said:On with the blingage..
Just collected the forks from Qualitychrome in Hull... very pleased with the result, everything lovely & shiny, Campagnolo & the all important Reynolds Butted stamps still visible... all for about half the price of Ashford Chrome..